Winter Plants

Publication: House & GardenImage Type: PhotographDate: August 1st, 1963Description: Bromeliads, Sedum, Skinny Rhipsalism and Begonia growing in a greenhouse.

Winterberry holly is an awesome plant for winter landscapes, but many homeowners don't have room for a traditional variety. Berry Poppins® winterberry holly solves that, with a dwarf habit that can be used nearly anywhere. This deciduous holly loses its leaves every autumn but makes up for it with a heavy berry display that truly shines in the winter landscape. A male pollinator is required in order to set fruit; use Mr. Poppins® winterberry holly. Native to North America.Top reasons to grow…

These gorgeous winter plants and flowers are perfect if you have harsh cold weather late in the year. Stand out from the neighbors this year!

Look closer and you’ll see barks and stems as vividly colourful as any flower.

Not all plants are hardy enough to be outside. Cheer yourself up during winter months by warming up your front porch with lovely potted plants. This list of 17 plants are tolerant of cold and filled with color. Come choose your favorite! #artsyprettyplants #winterdecor #outdoordecor #planterideas #frontporchideas #falldecorating #plantdecorating

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Get ideas for your winter garden here! Here are 13 winter-flowering plants! #gardening #gardenideas #wintergardening #coldweathergardening #wintergarden #bhg